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| jstaudt |
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  Registered Member #4 Joined: Fri Jun 26 2009, 12:40amPosts: 100 | Thanks 42rocker and Arthur. This has certainly been a learning experience for me as well. I realized rather quickly that a ship magazine was something more than just a room that held powder kegs  Thanks Arthur for the complement on the photographs. I'm pretty satisfied with the lighting of the shots of the overall model, but I'm still working on getting better quality closeups. Jeff | ||
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| Pete38 |
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 Registered Member #4127 Joined: Fri Feb 15 2013, 01:04pmPosts: 79 | Excellent work. Very nice details on this model and you have been so informative... Thanks so much for sharing... This would make a very kit or scratch build......(like the bomb vessel) Can't wait for more | ||
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| teleman |
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  Registered Member #1925 Joined: Tue Nov 29 2011, 05:32amPosts: 1361 |  Hey jeff looks real good. May I ask where do you gather such detailed information on these lower deck rooms? They do make for nice dioramas and conversational pieces in your home. | ||
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| Winston |
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winston  Registered Member #1 Joined: Sat Jun 13 2009, 02:08pmPosts: 2408 | I agree Mario, they would make for nice conversational pieces, maybe even more so than full ship models. Mainly because you get to see what's there and its not all covered up. A lot of thought, research and planning has gone into this build. | ||
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| jstaudt |
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| Registered Member #4 Joined: Fri Jun 26 2009, 12:40amPosts: 100 | Thanks a lot guys. Mario – For a great source of general information I read Gene's article about the magazine in the MSB Journal. To get into a detailed explanation of the construction of the magazine components I used the following books for my reference: The Arming and Fitting of English Ships of War 1600-1815 by Brian Lavery The Construction and Fitting of the Sailing Man-of-War, 1650-1850 by Peter Goodwin The Fully Framed Model, HMN SWAN CLASS SLOOPS 1767-1780 Volume I by David Antscherl The first two books cover in great detail all of the how and whys of a working warship. Mr. Antscherl's book puts all of this into perspective for a model builder. Although they are rather pricey, I'd recommend any of them for someone serious about creating a model with a lot of detailed construction. Jeff [ Edited Tue May 21 2013, 12:20pm ] | ||
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| jstaudt |
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| Registered Member #4 Joined: Fri Jun 26 2009, 12:40amPosts: 100 | FRAMING THE MAGAZINE It's finally time to place the assembly into the hull framing. For my model this will be of a rather simple design and only enough to act as the final display cradle, while still showing the basic construction of various components. I'll start by adding the deck clamps and beams to the magazine, followed by framing the hatchway accessing the lower deck above.     Next the hatch coaming, along with the ladder.    During this period of the build I made a revision to the model's design. You may notice in this series of pictures that I clipped the “wings” off of the rear light room wall. My original plans were to add two access panels into an area for storage – something like a bread room, etc. Rather than have the appearance of another bulkhead I chose to enclose the light room portion only. For the framing I'll start by building the keel. Two blind holes are drilled into the bottom side for pinning the model onto the final display stand later. There are three frames, one at the forward bulkhead, the second at the rear light room wall, and the third at the battened wall between the filling and powder rooms. After attaching the framing to the keel the keelson was added. To keep everything nice and secure I placed the framing on a temporary stand. The final step was to add the magazine to the framing cradle.      In the final post I'll wrap things up by adding a few detailed parts into various areas of the magazine, then place the finished model onto its display stand. | ||
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| Winston |
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| winston Registered Member #1 Joined: Sat Jun 13 2009, 02:08pmPosts: 2408 | Very nice job Jeff. This model will make for a very interesting display piece. | ||
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| Gene Bodnar |
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 Registered Member #126 Joined: Tue Jul 21 2009, 11:20amPosts: 1782 | Jeff, Superb model. Such a model could be sold to a museum for educational purposes as well as a masterpiece of art. You've got my enthusiasm going for another another area of a ship to model by itself -- a working capstan similar to the one that appears in the Volume 5 of the MSB Journal, one that was built at Texas A & M. Gene | ||
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| Tim C |
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 Registered Member #4126 Joined: Fri Feb 15 2013, 05:19amPosts: 1117 | Jeff Great Job. Hope that you will share some plans with us sometime. Looking forward to final pics in the display stand. Gene Good Luck on yours. Later Tim [ Edited Wed Jan 29 2014, 03:21am ] | ||
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| donfarr |
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| Registered Member #2001 Joined: Fri Dec 23 2011, 09:51pmPosts: 1524 | Jeff, What a superb piece of work (Craftmanship, Reasearch and development. Thanks for Sharing. Don | ||
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